Die tote Wassernixe (Ein Fall für von Klint und Berg)

The shifting perspectives added layers of complexity and tension. I'm curious whether this narrative structure was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The story seemed to take a breath before building to the climax. I wonder if this was meant to deepen the suspense or if it reflects the author's process.

The environment feels almost like a character itself, contributing to the suspense. Would love to hear what led to this atmospheric choice.